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	'''Antonio Zarro''' (born August 17, 1961) is an ~~]-winning~~ ] screenwriter, director and actor. Zarro received a ] in 1987 for ''Bird in a Cage'', a 60 minute 1986 student film made while attending the ] (now ])<ref name="oscars.org">http://www.oscars.org/awards/saa/winners/winners.pdf</ref> which received a positive review in the '']''.<ref>http://movies.nytimes.com/movie/124007/Bird-in-a-Cage/overview</ref> This film was the first from CBNU to win an Academy Award.<ref>http://www.reelgood.tv/filminfo.php?film=287BIRDIN</ref>		'''Antonio Zarro''' (born August 17, 1961) is an ] screenwriter, director and actor. Zarro received a ] in 1987 for ''Bird in a Cage'', a 60 minute 1986 student film made while attending the ] (now ])<ref name="oscars.org">http://www.oscars.org/awards/saa/winners/winners.pdf</ref> which received a positive review in the '']''.<ref>http://movies.nytimes.com/movie/124007/Bird-in-a-Cage/overview</ref> This film was the first from CBNU to win an Academy Award.<ref>http://www.reelgood.tv/filminfo.php?film=287BIRDIN</ref>

	His work has screened at the NY Film Festival, the Chicago Film Festival, the Virginia Festival of American Film, the Columbus Film Festival, Worldfest-Houston and Worldfest-Flagstaff. A few of Zarro's awards include: a student ], a Cine Golden Eagle, a ], an ], a ], a ], an ], an ] and an ].<ref>http://www.pba.edu/undergraduate/faculty.cfm?id=55319</ref> He is a member of the ], acting in movies, television and the theatre. In 1998, Zarro established the Zarro Acting Academy, training film actors on the East Coast. His classes have given numerous students a start in major motion pictures, prime time television and national cable shows.		His work has screened at the NY Film Festival, the Chicago Film Festival, the Virginia Festival of American Film, the Columbus Film Festival, Worldfest-Houston and Worldfest-Flagstaff. A few of Zarro's awards include: a student ], a Cine Golden Eagle, a ], an ], a ], a ], an ], an ] and an ].<ref>http://www.pba.edu/undergraduate/faculty.cfm?id=55319</ref> He is a member of the ], acting in movies, television and the theatre. In 1998, Zarro established the Zarro Acting Academy, training film actors on the East Coast. His classes have given numerous students a start in major motion pictures, prime time television and national cable shows.

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Antonio Zarro
Born	Antonio Zarro (1961-08-17) August 17, 1961 (age 63) Rome, Italy
Occupation(s)	Screenwriter, film director, actor
Years active	1985–present

Antonio Zarro (born August 17, 1961) is an Italian-American screenwriter, director and actor. Zarro received a Student Academy Award in 1987 for Bird in a Cage, a 60 minute 1986 student film made while attending the Christian Broadcasting Network University (now Regent University) which received a positive review in the All Movie Guide. This film was the first from CBNU to win an Academy Award.

His work has screened at the NY Film Festival, the Chicago Film Festival, the Virginia Festival of American Film, the Columbus Film Festival, Worldfest-Houston and Worldfest-Flagstaff. A few of Zarro's awards include: a student Academy Award, a Cine Golden Eagle, a Telly, an Addy, a Mercury Award, a Questar, an Aurora Award, an Axion and an Apex. He is a member of the Screen Actors Guild, acting in movies, television and the theatre. In 1998, Zarro established the Zarro Acting Academy, training film actors on the East Coast. His classes have given numerous students a start in major motion pictures, prime time television and national cable shows.

In addition, he taught as an adjunct instructor at Regent University (1989–1991) in Virginia Beach, Virginia and Old Dominion University (2001–2006) in Norfolk, Virginia. During his undergrad years, Zarro was President of the Communications chapter of Alpha Epsilon Rho and his video dramas won regional and national awards. In 1986, he wrote and directed a student film Bird in a Cage, which won an Student Academy Award. He has a BA from the University of Tulsa in Television and Theatre and an MA from Regent in Film. He made an uncredited appearance as a soldier in the Ted Turner film Gods and Generals.

He is currently assistant professor of cinema-television at Palm Beach Atlantic University.

Film

Year	Film	Credited as				Role
Year	Film	Director	Producer	Screenwriter	Actor	Role
1985	Love Struck					Director of Photography
1986	Bird in a Cage	Yes		Yes
1989	Carmencita	Yes	Yes	Yes
2003	Gods and Generals				Yes	Soldier
2009	Clive				Yes	Thief
2010	Animus				Yes	Vince

Television

Year	Film	Credited as				Role
Year	Film	Director	Producer	Screenwriter	Actor	Role
1998	Avoiding Sexual Harassment	Yes	Yes

References

External links

Antonio Zarro at IMDb

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